Word: hulled
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...speech to the nation, President Roosevelt pointedly avoided any reference to Japan. He upheld China's hand, yet did not deliberately worsen U.S.Japan relations. Secretary of State Cordell Hull pointedly denied that there had been any change in relations with Japan because of the Japanese seizure in French Indo-China of $10,000,000 worth of U.S. goods...
These concrete expressions of good will, along with Secretary of State Cordell Hull's promise to move for relinquishment of U.S. extraterritorial rights in China when the war is over, amounted to the clearest kind of proof that Franklin Roosevelt's words were not just words-that the U.S. now looks on China as a full-fledged partner in the fight for freedom...
...Cordell Hull last week promised the Government of Free China that there would be no more extraterritoriality in China, from Shanghai came the perfect epitaph for Shanghai's plutocracy. It was not the work of a taipan but of brilliant, crotchety British Lawyer Ranald McDonald, an ornament of Shanghai's bar and bars. At the Council's April meeting he had shrilled a speech that might have been drafted either by Mr. Pickwick or an early Shanghai missionary...
...road companies have played 300 towns and cities, with return engagements in 150. On Broadway five actors have appeared in the leading role of bearded, slounging, Georgia backwoods Farmer Jeeter Lester: Henry Hull (233 times), James Barton (1,899), James Bell (305), Eddie Garr (120), Will Geer...
...recently experimental psychologists, notably Yale's Clark Leonard Hull, have re-examined hypnotism, chipped off its incrustation of mesmerism, Coueism, cinemagic. Says Hull of Salter's autohypnosis: "Quite sound...